Yep, that'll do

Stay, unles he wants to go, which I think he does, he would have been munching on snails and frogs legs if he had is own way by now

correct,you on the other forum yet

Anyone fancy PM'n me the link for the other forum

EDIT Got it now, no need for more pm's thankyou

I think the word 'adversity' was invented for Wakefield Trinity. After the last 2 seasons no-one could fault John Kear for wanting to go to a 'normal' club. But for me, if he leaves, it could spell the death knell for Wakefield.

Mr Trinity himself TRB would have words with the Dragons if it meant coaching in the South of France over Belle Vue. If finances got so bad down the line that TRB was the coach mind.

The players will have ribbed JK for it and got on with it. Getting momentum on the field is the hurdle for the club now. A good coach will get the players ignoring the stadium debacle and focussed on the job in hand.

Too right I AM old boy, check out my new name

You can call yourself what you like on there - but not on here! - TRB
for all your top quality plumbing supplies !!!!!

Slightly O/T perhaps, but I wonder what the Huddersfield fans think of Nathan Brown now he's decided to stay? I mean, it was obvious he wanted to go. He said as much himself. Will his heart still be in the job? Will he have the respect of the players? Or will everyone just be content that they have the services of a decent coach for another season?

And that's exactly how it should be, yes?

To an certain extent, however, things could go wrong for a variety of reason during a coaches tenure and just because a coach may have been considering his options doesn’t mean he isn’t bothered about his current role.

With regards to Brown, with all the improvement Huddersfield have achieved under his stewardship I would’ve thought he had earned some grace with the supports for a patch of indifferent/poor form.